History Khalji Dynasty

Q. Alauddin Khalji rigidly enforced ‘market control’ or economic regulations for

A
the general welfare of the people
B
building up a large and contented army with small salaries
C
both (A) and (B) above
D
curbing dishonest merchants and traders

Correct Answer

both (A) and (B) above

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